St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-29
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

Rev. j. H. futile speaks at Excelsior Mon9
day. [
Judge Rea will speak at ST. Cloud Decora-,
ton day.
c. NJ. Loring suffered slight sunstroke,
yesterday +
Bank clearings yesterday amounted, to-,
S529, 563.50.
The postoffice will be closed Monday from
noon until 3 o'clock.
The Offices in the court house will be
closed all day Monday.
Rev. A. j. Gordon will preach at the Ply
mouth this morning at 1880.
Hon. II. Porter, of New York, speaks at
Tollefson's hall this afternoon.
Rev. A. M. Duboe, of Iowa, lectures at
Chestnut hall this afternoon.
The East side Y NJ C. A. will be addressed
by Rev. E. N. Chapman to-day.
In the absence of the rector, Prof. Clarke
will preach at st. Panl's church to-day.
John Negro and Miss Bertha Helen were
married by JudgeaIIicks yesterday afternoon
This afternoon at o'clock Rev. j. d. Full
ton, of Brooklyn, N. Y, will lecture at the
Plymouth.
John W. Brandt has been appointed dog
killer by Mayor Ames and will begin opera
tons June 1.
Monday evening the alumni of Bennett
seminary will give a reception in the semi
nary parlors.
The funeral of the late Capt Seth Emerson
will be held this afternoon at 1907 Seventh
street southeast.
Rev. W. J. Hobbs of the Messiah Advent
church, will baptiZe several persons at Cedar
lake this afternoon. So.
Rev. j. II. futile, DID,, will speak at Ex-
celsior in the morning at the memorial SER
vices for Union soldiers
Rev. j. j. Hall will preach the baccalaure-
ate sermon of Bennett seminary at the First
Free Baptist church this evening.
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hall on Central avenue at 8 a. M, Monday, to
participate in the East Minneapolis memorial
exercises.
Walter s., infant son of E. F. Scott, died
yesterday. Funeral from the family resi-
dence 81 West Third street, this afternoon
at L 80 O'Clock.
Mayor Ames has replied to an invitation to
deliver the memorial address at Henderson.
that he finds it impossible to comply owing
to other engagements.
Elizabeth, wife of Lyman Palmer. died
yesterday, aged seventy-fve. Funeral from the
family residence, 10 Eastman avenue this
afternoon at ) O'Clock.
The body of Willie Clough, drowned Tues
day, was found yesterday near the Fort Smell
ing bridge. The funeral will be held TODAY
from the family residence.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Ferdinand Plack and Mary frankie, Arthur
II. Schiffbauer and Emma L. Pratt, Rudolph
M. Erickson and Ingeberg c. Olson.
AunG Lizzie, Ine well KNOWN missionary
of Chicago, will speak this afternoon at . 80
in the South Minneapolis tabernacle corner
Twenty-third avenue and Eighth street south
Mrs. Flora D'Vough has opened grain.
stock and provision commission house in the
Boston block, 1t has been rightly said that
the field for woman s labor is gradually widen
ing.
Mrs Flora d'Vough, 103 and 1O4 Boston
block, ground floor, has direct wire connec-
lions with all the principal markets and YOU
90 ON, oil tot ny,c l,o;,.x
rect
A South side branch of the Associated.
Charities has been organized with the follows
ing officers: Mrs. M. B. Lewis, president:
Miss Eva Mcintyre, secretary; Mrs Dr. Blitz,
treasurer.
This morning there will be special service
at the Immanual Baptist church, when Rev. II
c. d. Louiner, of Chicago, will address the i
members of the Plummer, Morgan and Wash |
burn posts. II
Owing to the sudden illness of President c. RI
M. Loring. who was Frustrated by heat thenI
park commission did not transact any bust
ness yesterday afternoon, but adjourned for i
one week. Il
At the Church of the Redeemer Rev. M. D.
Shutter will preach morning and evening.
Morning subject: "A Sermon for Decoration T
Day" Evening subject; 1.-THE Certainty ofCl
Retribution.'
A witness in the district court created con- !
siderable laughter yesterday when asked
what money she had been paid for appear
ing as a witness: well, took all that was
offered me-
Rev. L. G. Catchpole, af Black River Falls.
Wis, and Rev. W. A. Cain, Des Moines. will |
address the reform club at o'clock to-day at
Window hall, corner of Washington and
Second avenues south.
drunken man assaulted George Elmer a |
conductor on the Minneapolis d st. Louis,
last night on First avenue south, near Second |
street. In the scuffle Elmer's left arm was
dislocated at the shoulder.
The Minneapolis Spiritual Band of Progress |
will hold memorial services at Malcolm's
hall, 251 Nicollet avenue at 2:30 p. IN. SUN
day, May 49, and at $50 p m. there will be
general mediums meeting.
First M. E. church, University avenue near
Exposition building, at 1890 a. m, Rev.
John Stafford; P: m, Rev. F. o. Holeman,
OF Foss church. Sunday school at II m.
Young peoples meeting at z p. m.
The Minneapolis letter carriers give an ex-
cursion Thursday evening to Lake Mime |
tonka including q moonlight ride and a
dance in the pavilion at Lake Park. The
proceeds are to be devoted to the relief fund.
BY order of the executibe board of Typo
graphical union. No. ~ the members will